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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

Inc lOo' VINO eul's we tennessee
Star at Nashville, Tenn, is blind TO cv.
cry color but his own. lie attempts
to Justify some or his race who were
engaged in attempting u Of the
fOulest transformations ever known in
the annals Of this county. lie does
not seem to think that such an out
rage, whether committed by white
men or black men, should arouse the
Indignation of our citizens TO such n
pitch rs TO lead them to inilict sum-
mary justice Oh the wrctchcs who
plotted such a damnable deed.
We would not notice his remarks
did We not think they might mislead
some of the citizens Of Nashville,
where his sheet is published. A sim
pie statement of facts will dispose OF
his Jercmiad on the plan,"
aud expose the animus of his cditori.
al,
Mr.. Goodwin, the victim of the bru-
tai assault, had been in town all the
day previous TO the robbery, and had
shown II considerable sum OF money,
say five or six hundred dollars. An.
dcrson Allgood and others OF his col
or, as the proof shows, had Swallowed
him through tho day, and ut night
when he left the back room of Ferris,
saloon TO get his mule, followed him
knocked him down with a heavy in,
sirumcnt, breaking his jaw in two
places, leaving him for dead and rob.
bling him eff his money and his pistols
which he carried as au .%.otficcr of tn,
law. This occurred within a few
yards OF the main street. Allgoot
was suspected, and left ; he was caught
however, several miles from town
where he had secrctcd himself in thu
house of a negro woman. On bcin;
arrested, he produced about one-thirt
of the money, and II pistol ~bclongin!
TO Mr.. Goodwin. The party arrcstini
him naturally tried to force a comics
sion as TO who were his confcderatcs
Just rs another party did several year
ago with q white man, who was sus
pccicd of robbing II jewellers store il
town. Allgood made q statement i'm
plicating two wcll.known colorcd per
sons here with whom he was intimate
and this statement he persisted il
when nil danger Of personal yiolcnc
was over, at the examining courI
Ono Of the two negroes ran away, th
other gave bond, and will have II fai
md impartial trial, and not q singl
person seems disposed 10 modest hin,
These are the facts upon which th
Editor Of the Star has perverted int
a outrage OH the colorcd people of ihi
county. As 10 him, VIC neither hop
or carc to convince him that our cit
zcns have no desire to bulldozc III
colorca people, who arc as prospcrou
and c~onientcd In Noxubcc County, Il
any other class iu any other communi
~.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

In the rcadjustmcnt of the internal
revenue districts, VIC arc sorry TO sec
that cur fclIow-citizcn, Mr.. i. ID. Ca
vctt, is retired. This revenue district
Is NOW called the louisiana district,
and the Mississippi appointments are
rs Io,!ows: c. &. johnson, hcadqnar-
tiers. Jackson; a. II. Coleman, head
quarters, Canton w. e. Sykes. head
quarters, Abcrdcen;' l.. b. Brown,
headquarters, Enterprise.
II looks ike too much constellation
10 have two headquarters within twcn-
" miles of each other, namely, Jack
son md Canton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

The Cape Fear North Carolina Adj
vocatc, edited by II colored man for
the benefit of his race, has Il striking
editorial, which is applicable to this
section. We would like TO see, rs a
companion word-picture in his por-
travail OF the negro school teacher
Both would make a pair of sketches so
truthful and graphic, they could DO
recognized here rs masterpieces in
their way. Who says a negro editor
caunot do some vigorous work in tic
line of duty 10 his race. Here is tho
extract:
There is nothing that does moro to
injure the negro race than the igno-
rant iackass preacher, who prey upon
the pockets of The tolorcd people. On
Sunday these Biblc-smashcrs can be
seen after their pulpit haranguc is ov-
cr, sitting around some OF the MEM
bers' houses, with another mans wife,
waiting for the last old hen to be put
on the table that they may stuff their
hypocrilical hide. They, as u rule,
are always wanting to build a church,
and therefore can be found with II lit
tie book collecting money for that
purpose, and when il has been built it
would not make II good sized coal
house. Generally these pulpit gym
nasts know as much about preaching
rs Il Tennessee mule knows about pro-
baton after death.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured in
Two DAYS,

The Indiana Chemical Co., have dis
covered 4 compound which acts with
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Rheumatism and Neuralgia, We guar
antcc it to cure any and every cast Of
acute lnnammatory rheumatism and
Neuralgia in 2 DAYS, and to give inn
mediate relief in chronic cases and eft
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On receipt of 80 cents, in two cent
strmps, we will send to any address
the prescription Tor this wonderful
compound, which can be filed by your
home druggist at small cost. We take
this means of giving our discovery to
the public instead OF putting it out as
n patent medicine, II being much less
expensive, We will gladly refund
money if satisfaction is not given.
Til INDIANA CHEMICAL Co.,
Charlottesville, Ind.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
A Card.

I take this mcths1 to- infcnaa The
public and my friends, to..whom | shah
be ever grateful for their support, that
! have concluded 10 Withdraw from
the canvass. When it first opened, my
business Vas such that | could not see
the people as early rs | wished. aud
consequently, | find the earlier birds
have caught the worm. So many OF
M! friends had pledged themselves to
the other candidates before could
see them, that ! feel constrained in
Justice to myself TO retire. Hoping
That the choice OF the people may give
entire satisfaction, and that harmony
may be preserved, am
Very respectfully,
JNo. ID. IlODGEs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

The teachers association Of north
east Miss. will convene ut Starkvi'lc.
July II. Among many others we no.
ticc that Prof. +. A. Pace will partici-
pate; he will read a paper on The Use
and Abuse of Public Exercises. Prof.
!. G.. Dcuprcc will read II on The
Public School Curriculum. Teachers
throughout the state are invited to at
tend.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

There il nm article in the Meridian
News about phonetic spelling. The
News asks the question 'why they do
not spell bureau. 'buro,'" The Bea'
con would adLithe query, why not
spell "you" with the simple letter "u.'
That il phonctics reduced TO its low
est terms.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
The Wonderful Healing Properties
Of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
In Case Of Accidents. for
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Etc.

Its prompt uso will invariably re-
hcvc and prevent Erysipclas, Gan.
creme, or Proud Flesh. Owing TO the
cleansing aud purifying qualities of
Me Fluid tho mos: obstinate Ulcers,
Boils, C~arbuncles md Runniug Sores
arc rendered pure and healthy and
speedily cured, no other application
ecing necessary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

The Grand Jury of Kinds Go. in
dictcd Hamilton and Eubanks for muir
der. The Jury is said To be m cxccp-
tionablv good ne. II is..not certain
the trial will come up at the present
session OF the court but We presume
The prosecution is ready TO take il up
nj any time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

The Granacst The Greatest! The
best! There Is nothing like IL. 1t
never fails. Cuban Chill Tonic, the
great West IMlies Fever and Ague
Remedy, fnirotlHeed In this eoinlAry
from Cuba, cares CililIs and Foyer, BIZ
~io,saess aud Liver Complaint every
limo. Try H., 1t will save your life.
Sold only W It's. Marpley.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
Summer School in E~locution.

Prof. e. Il. Klinkard is going to
open Il class in READING and EI.ocU-
TION during the summer months.
Special attention will bo paid TO la
dies aud gentlemen who desire to per-
feet themselves in the art of Oratory
and Drama.
There will be grade classes, and ii
shall be his cndeavor TO make them
interesting. pleasant and profitable.
Terms reasonable, For further i'll.
formation apply at the Book Store and
leave your name with Mr. W. +. Fer
riS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

They had a shake up in New Eng
land the other day. II was not a first
class earthquake, hut it ratified win
tlows and doors enough TO alarm the
people in scvcra! places
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

Persons who lead a life of exposure
are subjected to rheumatism, neural
gia an iumbago and will find a valua.
Die remedy in DR.. J. II. McLcan's Vol.
canic Oil Eminent it will Danish pain
and subdhc Inflammation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
Ice ! Ice! Ice!

have made arrangements by which
| can supply ice in sacks at Meridian
prices, saving purchasers return
charges on money. Any quantities at
retail every day.
apl9-3m Z. HARDIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

Why win yom suffer with q shaking
1N,lll o. . burning Fevcva Try Cnhas
CAin Ionie. INC great West Indies Fs.
ver eoft Aguc Remedy. twill quickly
fsire you, Two doses will stop a chilli
apc bottle, breaks them up for years
- 70 your arrygl-t 7 s Murrhey
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
Notice,

Is hereby given that the summer
term OF Public schools, provided for in
Section g., school law OF 1886, will open
OH Wednesday next, the LIST pr0yimo,
on Monday following. as the trus-
tees OF said schools may direct, and
continue until Sept. 30th inclusive.
r. A.. PACE.
Macon Miss, May 90, 'S7 Srpt,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

The farmers friend has for many
years been DR.. J. II. Mcl4an's VOlcau.
ic OIL Nnimcnt, for horses, cattle, hogs
and sheep. 1t has proved lis worth In
thousands OF eases.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
Sunday School Convention.

The 10Th Annual Sunday Schoo
Convention of Noxubcc County will
be held in Macon
Wednesday and Thursday, July ~
and %, 1887.
The statistical secretary, Mr.. u. 7.
Dorroh, will furnish blank reports to
all the schools Of tho county and tho
same should be made up to July LIST
1887, and forwarded to him at Macon
OH or before July 9Th. These reports
should give the names of the delegates
elected, so that proper arrangements
may be made.
BY order of Executive Committee.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
A.. L. DENT, Chairman.
Recordin 6 Secretary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

profess christianity, he does both, he
practices il. And in this connection al
low me 10 refer 10 the uniform custom
OF Jake lInlbCrg. Who Aas cter at Il
burial in Macon and did a6t see Jake?
The breath had scarcely left ivy broth
er's body before Jake came tip 10
protIcr his assistance. hope the
lime NAV he far distant wltrn kindly
hands shall have to render 10 kind
hearted Jake the same last rites that
he has helped TO render to so many.
"RIg Bun"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

PARClIED AND SWOLLEN LIPS
indicate worms. Shrincr's Indian
Ncrmitugc will destroy and eject these
dctcstahlc creatures from the intcs-
tines, thus restoring the child to health
and beauty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02

A sort Of lcthargy sometimes takes
possession Of the kidneys and bladder:
they should be promptly stimulated
to healthy action by the use of DR.. j.
II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
At Cost,

10 reduce my stock OF miscellaneous
books, viii sell them for cost, for casl,
only, for the next 80 days.
w. y. Ferris.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-02
THE
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IL independent and fearless in iis ~li'o-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
CASE AGAINST TIE MORRIS And ESSEX.
COMPLAINT FOR ARBITRATIoN FILVD by THE NEW
JERSEY ATrORNEY-GENERAL-A CABLE ROAl

COMPLAINT FOR ARBITRATION FILFD by THE NEW
JERSEY ATTORNEY-GENERAL-A CABLE ROAD
IN NEWARK,
TRENTON, N. j. June 19.-The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
last week served copies of his complaint in the case OF
the State against the Morris and Essex Railroad Com
pany upon the counsel OF the company ana the
arbrators appointed to consider the matter John r.
Dillon and Frederick w. Stevens. The Attorney
General puts In a clam for back taxes amounting to
about IL. &c 600 extending period OF forty
years. The charges against the company serious
OF the States claim and fix the amount due. II e
decision is expected in FALL and it will be final and
binding upon both parties
The recent break Ia oil-pipe line near Elizabeth
port has awakened fears OF more serious disaster
from the same cause flood OF oil floating upon the
In the vicinity of the shipping Is something to
dread. A law regulating the use of pipe lines wa
passed in 1884, bat 1t applies only To those parts
where the lines cross fresh water streauis
The Lehgh Valley Railroad Company Is construct
ing Il road from its main line at New-Brooklyn a
dozen miles to ROsele and it will join the Central
there is said, and make its entrance to New 0rk
by that route The identity OF interests OF the Two
corporations now seems compete. The central 3
present prosperity is said 10 be remarkable, tn ret
earnings showing n large il crease by virtue OF
aInicaDle relations now existing with rival corpora
tons -
Newark is cor sid ering the 40 visibility of cable
street road. anC again discussing the mpurity OF
its water supply. East Orange Ia constructing us
novel sewerage system under direction OF the iOWn
ship Committee. the contractor having Jailed. Dover
and PiaEhcd at work on their water supPhes
and Trenton continues to debate sewerage systems.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M4RKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


The experience ., last afternoon wee ago wea
the Kew. York bulls caught mapping TIE iunDle n
wheat N Chicago evidently has not been wasted ON a'ur
day tie fearful OF squeeze on the orr de ini
50 they were buyers wheat TO close out contracts over
SUNDAY The result hgler prices or Ino .ni Aigs
dealing all around. BENG done IL the tNo
hours o. trading than the fall previous dly-sT
551OOOO bushels on the spot prices we're -44S
cent HIGHER there purcha.es Of over liu"oo nucs
Tor port nearly 100000 bdsAes TO arrive .a.s
options yut and closed al to- h7ui'' va
another squeeze Ih' other n 'hh' H'el
small cO-et steady al tfecONrfY from 40
lowest POINTS JAY 4c'nt lower al me Cos Al - tAs
othrr mouth. d cent net A. ioows GUT 0oS
seq. abr. ~ october. $50 November, 50 recon
bel 81 y ceats June ended 4 "a cents Na'h COZ "s
ur " n, 81 900 blslrs sOd Tor rNpOr- Inc options "~fs
IA Is saxaan Osing about unchanged to y ~ -
.oA. July 4bl. August 40 September. q, eoats "a
quet ami the options close "a = Cot
81 for August And 81 cents TOT : p
tender There interesting satur" Ia drL Dt iny
ended down 10 pOuts ~s ioo"- Juhs .n ~
80 T. 80 ~ september 40 - o1tooef - % NJ
vember So 50 o.--,..- , A.. Val,
PhiAirl nina Baltimore Boston we're - 10. oNs
bushels ll3.pto bu-he st- - ~
gram. so rs bushels Hour. -'5t5 it -
aer- Chi,.go Milwaukee aud II LOUIS afflTits "tir
Wheat 1889 bushels. corn. ln-.abb bashr = "-Nt
1881 bushels t0L gram SJJ@ 40 oushSs noun 4""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
GENER4L FAIRCHILD IN CONNECTICUT

CONGRATULATED or HIS ACTION RESTRICTING
REBEL LAGs-REPUBLICAN CLUBS FOkMlNG.
HARTFORD. June 19.-At the informal reception ten
dered 10 General rairch1d 10y the Grand Army posts
OF this city SATURDAY evening, lac was coneI'tu
lated for MS Vigorous stand against the return Of
tie captured battle IS. and the result Of tie str
rim; up the veterans have given tho President In
compelling the OcItOn Of The order The gathering
Of large numbers of the Grand Army to attend the
dedication Of the monument in Ncw-IIaNen gave "c-
ca-iOn for IA free expression of opinion about the
order and its subsequent resembling, ana u was
generally considered that the PRECEDENT did well not
to accept the invitation to be present
The monthly discussion Of the Young Mems hcIr'-
ucan Club on Tuesday evening viii be On The state
ana the SIloons." and viii be led by Dr Hooker and
jude Bennett. Delegates also to lie chosen 20
the needing Of the kel ubhcan clubs OF the state IN
this city on june - when state league Is To De
formed in order that the work OF the clubs may bc
carried On III general direction. me business
OF the league between now and TIE time OF The nom
mating conventions viii be 10 Perfect cluh organ
cations in every considerable village In IA" STATE
10 furnish literature TO tie young voters ana 10 lL'cI
ct them I'm the informal q -cus-ion OF Iot al lu'-
lions Permanent headquarters VIII be cstahli-hru
I'm every instance and place for dlIy meeting ana
political conference. The sllnt that Las lu-hca w
movement l. indicative Of an earnest cnd"aN". 70
bring Connecticut squarcly into the Republican line
again IN lass
The manufacturing business and the building trades
Of tie State ara practically free from labor tIouOio-
Of any kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
corrov vAnyEr,-BY rELE7nApI

LIVERPOOL June Is 1880 p motion dali AMI prre,
generally buyer. favor The quotations Of America ~.
do ~ cans 10 IGL sAlo,-5OOO bales. noiudl- 30
b.es speculation aud eIDO1~ Heceipt' l"uv taes
futafc, duL Upland, Low Midllug ciau,e June De- ~.
ery, 57.Uid 10 June an. ivy 9eHtctk % - o. A.,
gust september delivery 90 - J., also pr o. TO-
september ami O1tohcr delivery, t-etd 80 -
6t,t 10 November aud december delivery. 2tott 80
- ,iit 10 Drcrmber snd January d,lycry . -
also 81 b. do. september delivery OIo.i a0 ~
renders Tor delivery at odays olearnss zoo bales nsF
Cotton-Ihe sAlos OF the day included 5000 b.ies
- a m.-sutures closet dull Upland, Low Midu ~
clause June delivery. iO@d selvis 10 lane nA Su,
GS.,ety az August ANA sepesCef III, ven y
4d buyers do. Sopten Der -nI October delivery SO
value do November and December delivery +. 90
sellers do. Dccem0er nd January dslyer' -'''''
VA Ne. 10. september dellVrry bo-tii buyers -.,,
Weeky--airs Of the wecA -. 900 bales Amer can. 800
bales Spectators tooA. 500 bales exporter, t"r.'
bales forwarded from SHIPS SIDE difect :" sphn'l Ia
balls American. ii OOV bales. total STOCK - 900 a.
Aurrcan U2jOOO bales amount VI cotton sn"s@ '''VVV
Jalcs American 1000 Oales ,o,t n.
GALVESTON. June lS.-COtton quiet Middiug 10 ~.
Low Ndduus lOS Good Ordinary. 1916. bet AID s'o''
Wteky-Nct gross eipts 40 bales exports Coast
SoRroLx June Is.-Colton quiet, Mdllrg IL. neg
gross receipts 50 bales. sales - bales sioe@' "
WeelyNe and receipts A. bales exports toast
SAVANNAH. June ls.-Cott1n nrm. Midhns lo -. 10"
hiddlng 10Y Good Ordinary TO-, net ana gross ''N''
WeeLly-Net aud gross receipts % bales exports 'o'''
wise 10 bales sales 81 bales ~ ,o,,,s,
low Middhns 10 5.l6 good ordinary. II - ns' S
gross receipts 80 bales export, 10 the 'ont"'"" 80
bales sales loo bales stock. -. IOS bales 800. 49,. 81,
Weekly OF receipts Spl bales gross l6i, bales et
ports the Continent 100 bales: CoAst"ise "o'o JAWS
CorrecUou~ESport. coastwise June should have O'sa
2.753 bales. June ID, -.edo bales loib -.-0' '''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

e. W. :. wrote in The SUNDAY TR1BUNE OF
Yesterday about Mr.. Glddstonc's social ostrdclsm
and other PERSONAL TOT jos III London; the larlS
letter was about NJ. knuyicr's ministry aud NJ.
Wilson'S stock iobb NJ interest therein Mystery
OF the Pension Office the Washington core
snOndents topic, nld there was a clever Ncw-kn1-
land sketch Of Cap'n Ascl, and graphic account
OF how "A Chinese orchestra illustrated lecture
there were Jews OF let Of new novels, another
chapter on city house hunting, the story Of Il
fortune lost in yachting, glldcd youths fourth
hand experience notes from the churches theatres,
National Guard. the world of sports, and society
personal chat. sketches, poems, anecdotes
Thomas an interesting tall news and gossip
from tie great waerin. places and great mass
of core spondcnce local sketches and other features
OF general and especial interest These were the
chief topics OF news:
FOKEIGN -RovaI Dersonages pouring into Lon
| don TO attend ,he Jubilee ceremonies. - Nr.
Blame and bis parry IN London - Two
| hundred and fifty ri p!lnls drowned in the Danube
| GO Former Bodvke tenants convicted and SEN
! tenced for resisting the ponce at cvlctlons. -
| AIsatlan colspIratoT- convicted and sentenced.
! The Couni ess Campos val VIsconut DelatOur Gar-
! boeuf. --- Changing the names of Canadian
mountains.
IN Texas =--- Twenty-Five lives lost by the burn
ing OF the lake steamer ChamDlaIn. -= Steel
Collapse of " Ghe World" balloon. ---- New
Yorks defeat the ROstons at baseball Princeton
| beaten bv Yale. -- Confederate veterans al
! LYNN. --- Lawsuits in TIE " Ikc of the burst
| CHICAGO wheat ring. ---- Celebration AT VALLEY
Forge. ----- Offering brl Jes for abOr votes. -[
| Two men killed and severt injured by a cx-
pOsOn at WIlkcsbaue -= Mrs. Cleveland al
Wells College. -= CONVICTION Of Chicago
" hOoderS"
! CITY AND SUBrRBAN.-Jacob Sharp sent to Lud-
! low Street JAN by the Sheriff. --= Great parade
! in favor of Or McGlyun. --- The 9TH Kcpmcnt
went 10 Poeksklil. 60 Decision by the Gen
| ia. Nail
Regattas Of tho Brooklyn and knIckcr-
! booker Clubs GO Mme Bernbardt sallcd
--- Cleaner, Berlm. Omaha. + ru>, Hanover and
! BassaniO won at Sheepshead Bay &C he Metro
| pOntans defeated ihe Athletics at staten Island.
! - Gold value OF the iegll-tender silver dOlar
| 4I212 graIns) 10 1916. per OunCe-73.33 cents
- stocks quiet and higher, closing strong.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail
| sixteen pages. Price cents